Thanks again for supporting Power of Love’s Malaria Prevention Program in Zambia. As a result of your generosity we were able to provide 2000 long lasting insecticide treated bed nets and education on malaria prevention to children and families vulnerable to malaria last June. Your ongoing support has helped keep children malaria free, healthy, and in school.
Power of Love’s malaria prevention program, Project Mosquito Nets, provides long lasting insecticide treated nets and education on malaria prevention to children and families vulnerable to the disease in Zambia. The goal of this program is to keep vulnerable children and families malaria-free.
Dear Power of Love Friend,
We hope you are having a fun summer. Last June, we were able to provide education on malaria prevention and 2000 mosquito bed nets to children and families vulnerable to malaria in Zambia.
Dear Power of Love friend,
At Power of Love, we are celebrating dads all over the world by working to keep children in school and malaria-free. This week, we provided 2000 long-lasting insecticide-treated nets and education on malaria prevention to our community.
Dear Power of Love friend,
In 2014, 2000 families received long lasting insecticide treated nets and education on prevention of malaria.
The fight against malaria starts with mosquito nets and education.
We would like to say a big “thank you” for supporting Power of Love Foundation’s Project Mosquito Nets program. With your support, we were able to provide 2000 long lasting insecticide treated nets to women and children vulnerable to malaria in Zambia in the summer of 2014.
Power of Love Foundation’s (POL) Project Mosquito Nets program provides long lasting insecticide treated bed nets to women and children vulnerable to malaria in Zambia. We would like to say a big “thank you” to you for supporting this program.
Power of Love's Project Mosquito Nets program provides long lasting insecticide treated bed nets and education on malaria prevention to women and children in Zambia. At the last distribution in September 2013, 1000 long lasting insecticide treated nets were distributed to 920 families.
